Apparently those new buoys that were installed last week in Lake Chelan are making an impact. That's what Chelan County Sheriff's Sergeant Rob Huddleston thinks:
The new buoys are further out than the old buoys were; they were moved closer to shore a few years ago, and resulted in some interactions between boaters and non-motorized lake users, paddleboarders, kayakers and the like. The city and the Sheriff's office purchased new buoys a few weeks ago.
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It's been several weeks since new buoys were installed on Lake Chelan, marking the no-wake zone. How have they been working in settling things down? Chelan County Sheriff's Sergeant Rob Huddleston: